5/85 The water storage tank is a shell of revolution andis to be sprayed with two coats of paint which hasa coverage of 16 m2 per liter. The engineer (who re-members mechanics) consults a scale drawing of thetank and detennines that the curved line ABC has alength of 10 m and that its centroid is 250 m fromthe centerline of the tank. How many liters of paintwill be used for the tank includ ing the vertical cylindrical column?6 m2.5 mProblem 5/85

Given: Paint coverage=16 m2/L Length of tank, l=10 m Centroid, r=2.5 m Diameter, d=2.5 m Height, h=6…

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